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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 21, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes thursday september 21, 1967 american league won lost pet. Behind 86 66 .56686 66 .56086 Boston Minnesota Chicago. 8 67 .g62 Detroit. 85 67 .559 California. 78 72 .520cleveland72 81 .471 Washington. 70 80 .467baltimore69 81 .460 now York. 66 86 .434 Kansas City 59 91 3tuesday s results Minnesota 8, Kansas City 2 Cleveland 2, Washington 0 Baltimore 3, new York 0 Boston 4, Detroit 2 Chicago 3, California 0 National league won lost pet. St. Louis. 96 56 .632 san Francisco. 82 68 .547cincinnati82 70 .539 Chicago. 82 71 .536 Philadelphia. 77 73 .513pittsburgh76 76 .500 Atlanta. 74 77 .490 los Angeles. 68 83 .450houston62 89 .411 new York. 67 93 .380 x clinched Pennant tuesday s results san Francisco 6, Chicago 2 Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 1 new York 6, los Angeles 3 St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0pittsburgh 11, Houston 7 i 15 1620 26 behind 13 14 14% 18 2021% 27 /2 33% 38 top ten by the associated press based on 350 at bats. American league player club g a r h pet.  bal 121 451 77 141 .313 Yastrzemsky bin 151 542 101 169 .312 Kaline Dot 121 420 87 128 .305euiir bal 140 509 68 153 .301 Scott bin 149 527 68 158 .300 Carew min 126 476 63 141 .296 Fri Kos Cal 141 547 68 158 .289  Cle 118 367 31 106 .289oliva min 136 519 71 149 .287 Mincher Cal 138 447 75 124 .277 Home run Yastrzemski Boston 40 Killebrew Minnesota 39 , Washington 3-1f.Robinson, Baltimore 29 Kaline Detroit 24. Runs batted i Yastrzemski Boston 107 Killebrew Minnesota 102 , Baltimore,89 , Washington 84 Oliva Minnesota 77 Scott Boston 77. Pitching 13 decisions Horlen Chicago 18-6, .750 Santiago Boston 10-4, .714 Lonborg Boston 20-8, .714 Wilson Detroit 21-10, .677 Merrill Minnesota 12-6, .667. National league player club g a r h pet. Clemente ugh 137 543 99 194 .357  ugh 132 518 83 177 .342gonzalez Phi 138 468 71 159 .340 staub Hon 138 611 65 172 .337cepecla St 143 539 88 178 .330 flood St 126 488 61 153 .324 Aaron at 145 563 108 176 .313  Phi 122 463 89 142 .307 Rose Gin 138 545 81 166 .306 Santo Chi 153 555 106 169 .305 Home runs Aaron Atlanta 37 Wynn Houston 37 Santo Chicago 30 Hart san Francisco 28 Mccovey san Francisco 27. Runs batted i Cepeda St. Louis 108 Clemente Pitts Burgh 105 Wynn Houston 105 Aaron Atlanta 102 Santo Chicago d7. Pitching 13 decisions Belles Stlouis 13-5, .722 Farrell Philadelphia 10-4, .714 Hughes , 15-6, .714 Gibson , 13-6, .684 Nolan Cincinnati 14-7, .667 Queen Cincinnati 14-7, .667 Mccormick san Francisco 20-10, .667. Rules ban croquet putting new York up the Cro Quet style putting stroke which quickly became a favorite of Many despairing Golf professionals when first introduced will be banned from tournament play after Jan. 1, 1968.that was one of the after effects of the new single worldwide rules adopted by both the . Golf association an the Royal and ancient Golf club of St. Andrews Scotland. The new code was announced tuesday after the Royal an ancient club ruling body of British Golf joined the Urga i sanctioning the new standards. Rules also were included that would Speed up play. The Only proposal not agreed upon by the two bodies was the size of the Ball. The difference in size Between the two the american Ball is larger than the British May be eradicated when the Urga and a a review the situation after a period of four or More  to the new code while on the putting Green player shall not make a stroke from astride or with either foot touching the line of putt or an Extension of that line behind Heball thus eliminating the croquet style of putting fro Between the legs while directly facing the  Radical new putting stroke was employed by several big name pros when it was first introduced and was credited with helping those with poor putting  Speed up play a player on the Green will be permitted to lift his Ball for cleaning Only before the first putt. The rules also Call for continuous putting in stroke , there no longer will be a two stroke penalty if a ballplayer from off the putting surface within 20 Yards of the Hole strikes another competitor s Ball on the Green. The penalty will still apply however when both balls Lay on the Green before the stroke. Maker quits As coach Kalamazoo Mich. A citing health reasons Charles h. Maher has resigned As head baseball coach at Western Michi Gan University ending a 42-Yearcoaching career at the school. He will continue As professor often s physical education until retirement next year. Romulus Hanover Given nod in Little Brown Jug Delaware Ohio a Romulus Hanover was unlucky in the draw for Post position tuesday for thursday s renewal of the $84,778.64 Little brow Jug but remained the Strong favorite to whip seven rivals inthe second leg of the triple Crown for 3-year-old  son of dancer Hanover Romola Hanover Winner of 14of his 16 starts including the Rich messenger at Roosevelt raceway will Start from the outside in the first of the bust of three one mile dashes. The Mes Senger which Romulus also won and the Cane futurity on nov. 18 at Yonkers raceway along with the Jug comprise the coveted  Haughton who won the Jug with Quick chief in 1955 an with vicar Hanover in 1964, will drive Romulus Hanover. The Leet Chestnut Colt showed he was in top form by pacing on Emile in 1 582-5 to take the Jug preview at Detroit s Hazel Park last thursday. The race richest in the 22 renewals of the event named for one of the Best known pacers of the last Century will be paced Over the fast one half mile track of the Delaware county fair grounds with a crowd of 35,000expected. Romulus Hanover owned bythe farmstead acres stable of Brookville "n.y., is expected to receive most of his Competition from honest Story and re water who la leave from no. 1 and no. 2, respectively in the first heat scheduled for 1 45 .  Gauman Drew no. 3, the Well liked Nardin s Byrd no. 4,Meadow Paige no. 5, the Swift Best of All no. 6, and Redigo Adios Bill no. 7. Mets Rohr defeat dodgers 6-3 big 9th pulls pirates by astros Houston a Manny Mota s second hit inthe ninth inning delivered the last two runs in a six run uprising that gave the Pittsburgh pirate san 11-7 Victory Over Houston tuesday night snapping the Astro s six game winning  Pinch hit an infield single to ignite the rally and singles by Maury wills Manny Jiminez Roberto Clements Gene Alley Bill Mazeroski and Jerry May sent the pirates ahead 9-7. Mota two run single completed the burst. Aaron Pointer whose run scoring single climaxed a four run Houston rally in the sixth put the Strosin front 7-5 with a two run double in the eighth. Rookie Pitcher Bob Moose tripled a run Home in the second and scored on a single by wills giving the pirates a 3-1 Edge. They increased the Lead to 5-1 on Bob Robertson s first major league Homer a two run shot inthe fifth. 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Tribe Siebert shut out nats gain 6th place Cleveland a Max Al vis hit his 20th Home run and Sonny Siebert blanked washing ton on seven hits As the Cleve land indians Defeated the Sena tors 2-0 tuesday night. Alvig slammed his Homer into the left Field seats in the fourth. The indians added another Runin the fifth when Vic Dava Lillo doubled stole third and score Don Rich Scheinblum s sacrifice Fly. The Victory allowed the Indi ans to Edge past Washington into sixth place in the american league. Change places Washington Clevela dab r h blab r h. By Valentine of 4010 Dava Lillo of 4120hallen of 4010 sch Blum of 3 0 1 1 of Howard if 3000 Thorton in 4000 Epstein in 4010 Smith if 3000 Coggins 2b 4020 Alvis 3b 4111mcmulln 3b 4020 Azcuy c 3000 Casanova c 3000 Fuller 2b 2000cullen is 2000 Lbrown is 2010 Nen pm 1000 Siebert l 3000 Bank Mun is 0000 Ortega p 2000stroud pm 1000 Cox p 0000 total Washington Cleveland 32 0 7 0 total 000 000 000 110 23 2 5 i 0000 0 0 x 2 do Cleveland. 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Tied again Minnesota Kansas City a r h by a r h by Versalles is 5110 pm Peris is 2210tovar 3b 5000 Donald Len 2b 3000 Killebrew in 5 2 2 0 Jackson of 3000kelly or 0000 Webster in 4001 Reese in 0000 hers hgr if 3000 Olla of 3111 Bando 3b 4000 Allison h 5132 Vosger of 3010 Carew 2b 4210 Duncan c 4000 Uhlaender it 5132 Jonaah p 1000zlmrman o 4032 Lindblad p 0000 Boswell p 4010 Stafford p 0000ph 1000 new York up Tommy Davis capped Athree run fifth inning with a run scoring single that gave Les Rohr his first major league Vic tory tuesday night As the new York mets Defeated the los Angeles dodgers 6-3. Rookie am Sotis started the inning with a single and continued on to second when left fielder Lou John son kicked the Ball around. After two were out and Otis reached third on a ground Ball Bill Singer walked Bud Harrelson. Bob Heise doubled Home Otis and Harrelson to tithe game at 3-3 and t. Davis then lined a single to Center that scored Heise with the tie break ing run. Rohr making his major league debut worked the first six innings striking out six an walking three. The dodgers scored two Runoff Rohr in the first inning on a walk singles by Ron Hunt andal Ferrara and an error by de Kranepool a and added another inthe fifth on Willie Davis triple and Hunt s sacrifice Fly. Staffo monday Aker Prudi pm 00001000 total 40 8 14 7 total 29 2 2 1 Minnesota 111 0104008 Kansas City 101 000 0002ewebster, Bando Jackson. Do Kansas City 1. Lob Minnesota 9, Kansas City 7. 2boliva, Gosger Killebrew Allison. 3bversalles, Carew. So Campaneria.  h r Erbb so Boswell w.14-11  l.12-15 Lindblad Stafford alter hip Boswell 2. T2 40. A 9 62-301-32 Jackson. 3,515. 2 6 2 0 0 we Boswell Hernandez hangs loss on Brennan Milwaukee wis. Apart Hernandez of Omaha neb., earned a 10-round split decision Over Romeo Brennan of Bimini Bahamas monday night to avenge a similar split decision defeat in the first match be tween the two heavyweights at Miami Beach fla., in january,1966. Hernandez twice shaken wit hard right hands by Brennan stuck to his counter punching attack to come up with his seventh Victory without a loss a Milwaukee. The referee scored it 97-95 for Hernandez and one judge had it 97-95 for Hernandez. The other judge scored it in Brennan s favor 98-92. Rangers sign pair Kitchener ont. A forwards Orland Kurtenbach and Bob Nevin have signed then contracts for the 1967-68 National hockey league season the Newyork rangers have announced. 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R Erbb so 4433 orioles Blank Yankees for fifth straight Baltimore up Jim Palmer and Relief pitchers Eddie Watt and Pete Richer combined in a four hitter tuesday night giving the Baltimore orioles a 3-0 win Over the new York Yankees an stretching their longest winning Streak of the season to five games. It was Only the third Victor of the year for Palmer one of the orioles pitching heroes inthe 1966 world series with the los Angeles  scored two runs off loser Steve Barber 10-17 in the third on singles by Andy Etchebarren Dave Johnson an Paul Blair plus a bases loaded walk to Brooks Robinson. 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